Legator
USA, est. 2004 · 8 products across 1 categories
About Legator
Legator Guitars emerged in the early 2000s, quickly establishing a reputation for innovative, technically advanced instruments, particularly their signature fan-fret designs. The brand, initially conceived by Michael Rapisek, aimed to push the boundaries of guitar construction and appeal to progressive and technical players. Legator’s unique approach has garnered a dedicated following within the metal and progressive rock communities.
- • Innovative fan-fret technology enhances playability
- • Graphite reinforcement provides exceptional stability
- • Sleek, modern aesthetics appeal to many
- • High-quality hardware and components
- • Excellent sustain and clarity
- • Can feel less traditional, alienating some players
- • Fan-fret design can present a learning curve
- • Premium-priced, limiting accessibility
- • Limited dealer network compared to larger brands
- • Styling may be too aggressive for some tastes
Legator Products
Legator Ghost G9F Satin FM Hypernova
Fanfret Guitars
Legator Ghost G9F Satin FM Purple
Fanfret Guitars
Legator Ninja N7FSS PUR
Fanfret Guitars
Legator Ninja N8FSS PUR
8 String Guitars
Legator Ninja N8FSS BK
8 String Guitars
Legator Ghost G7FSS PUR
Fanfret Guitars
Legator Ghost G6FSS PUR
Fanfret Guitars
Legator Ninja N7FSS BK
Fanfret Guitars
Frequently Asked Questions About Legator
Legator guitars are primarily manufactured in the USA, with some components sourced internationally. Final assembly and quality control take place in the US.
Fan frets allow for longer scale lengths on lower strings and shorter scale lengths on higher strings, improving intonation and string tension consistency across the fretboard.
While Legator guitars are incredibly well-made, their advanced features and premium-priced nature make them more suited to intermediate to advanced players.
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